Sentence examples for from the vanguard from inspiring English sources

Instantly accusations of misogyny started flying, though de Kooning's main sin was his perceived defection from the vanguard program.

Our city, despite its artistic reputation (or perhaps because of it), was remote from the vanguard; its most advanced circles might have still been reading The Yellow Book.

What distinguishes John Hancock's proposed Retirement Income Portfolio and Retirement Rising Income Portfolio from the Vanguard funds is that the dividend is fixed in dollars and cents.

Shocking news from the vanguard of creative transgression, as recording artist Miley Cyrus becomes a sexy baby for her latest video.

These bulletins from the vanguard of British philosophy inevitably arrive right after one of George's own illusions has blown up in his face.

Now two years older, that much further from the vanguard, they were presumably even more eager to find their lost élan.

Lessons from the vanguards could take too long to spread to other parts of the country, leading to political pressure to impose change from the centre – precisely the flawed way of implementing change that the NHS is trying to escape.

A small group of fighters from Misurata, the vanguard of the force attacking Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's former hometown and final hide-out, Surt, said they had stumbled upon him hiding in a drainage pipe.

Beginning with a keynote lecture on Monday, May 6, and continuing through May 7, attendees will hear from those at the vanguard of the field and have the opportunity to network with other scientists and scholars.

And how did Scotland go from being at the vanguard of the spread of the British Empire to the verge of independence?

Since his days bombing the same bricks that birthed the word graffiti, the Italian-born, mathematically-educated artist Moneyless (real name Teo Pirisi) has seen his work rise from vandalism to the vanguard of contemporary abstract art.